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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
1
A long compendium of maxims and satirical lines on life, love, business, politics, and public figures. It names familiar politicians and themes of the era while delivering pithy observations on integrity, eloquence, and national policy, with references to Ford, Congress, and Brookhart.
A patriot is described as a man who whistles My country tis of thee while filing his income tax. The Atlantic News Telegraph notes the Republican Protective Tariff pledges protection for American business farmers and citizens.
Strategists from the Democratic party say tariffs will shape the next presidential race and could become a pivotal issue against the party. The comment frames tariff policy as a competitive fault line in upcoming elections.
Questioning how many more bureaucratic hurdles remain before the veteran reaches the pay window to receive his promised bonus. The text highlights frustration with red tape and extended processing times.
Americans holding German money are offered a chance to invest in German real estate. The potential investment could prove to be a risky or poor choice depending on market conditions and currency considerations.
Moviedom actress Anita Stewart and her husband have separated. She says she has not decided whether to seek a divorce.
The statement argues it is uneconomic for the United States to export raw materials for foreign manufacturing and then import the finished goods. It highlights costs of transportation, processing, and added value abroad versus domestic production.
A Page County man and World War I veteran appeared before the board of county commissioners at Clarinda and asked to be sent to the hospital for the insane. The brief action reflects local concerns about care and commitment procedures for veterans.
The party should stand united in 1924 to avoid defeat. A split could hand victory to the Democrats as Republicans have just begun moving forward in Washington.
A new species of politician described as a goat politician emerges in Washington. A Democrat from Texas advocates a wool import tax while seeking free trade on other goods, provoking calls that such pests be exterminated.
During a session the Iowa General Assembly may probe its power to curb an anticipated coal strike in early April. The report notes that state legislatures will fill any gaps left by congressional activity with a flurry of often unclear political maneuvering.
A one-eyed man relies on good hearing to form an intelligible summary of current conditions, using sound cues to infer what he cannot see. The idea highlights how senses compensate, guiding practical assessment when vision is impaired.
The passage questions whose hog pen hosted Smith Brookhart and whose overalls he wore for a campaign photo from the early days of the senatorial bid. It praises Wm. O. Payne of the Des Moines Iowa Forum as the most vocal Harding second-term opponent and notes Payne’s strong Republican credentials and reasons for opposing.
The piece mocks political rants as congress adjourns and targets Brookhart for saying Iowa farmers are broke. It notes farmers still operating, voting patterns toward the critic, and a sense of fatigue with heated talk rather than real rest.
The Anita Record, Cass county Iowa, offers advertisers access to a wide circulation in Anita and northeastern Cass county. It highlights strong trade territory reach and asserts that newspaper ads are a legitimate business investment with satisfactory returns, signed by editor SHERM F MYERS.
A Des Moines Capital letter argues for school uniforms or limits on dress for high school girls causing parental concerns about finances and social stigma. The item is part of a local community roundup noting health, business, and social updates from Anita and surrounding areas, with multiple brief notices and names.
Ennis Alvin Whited born December 1 1863 in Warren county Iowa died Sunday evening in Dexter aged 59 3 10. He moved with his family to Cass county and later lived in Atlantic Anita and Madison county before settling in Dexter. He married Alta Wilson January 5 1904 and had one son Floyd. Survived by wife son three sisters and one brother. Funeral at Methodist church conducted by Rev Peter Jacobs with Clergy from nearby churches and interment at Menlo Cemetery.
Miss Mary Desmond died at Atlantic hospital from heart trouble triggered by influenza after a ten day illness. The 54 year old never married, born in McHenry County Illinois, is survived by her mother Ellen and three brothers John Frank and Dan. Funeral at Atlantic Catholic Church with Father McDermott officiating, burial in Atlantic Catholic Cemetery. Rural schools closed as teachers could not travel back and forth.
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